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When can i lift heavy items (50 lbs) after catheter ablation via the femoral artery? when can i lift slightly heavy items (ex. weight of desktop pc)?
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Ask your doctor: Typically after a procedure involving access via the femoral artery, a 10 pound lifting restriction for 1 week is common. Ask your doctor for specific details on your particular situation, since there may have been unique issues regarding your procedure.
Answered 3/21/2014
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